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B-1s cross the North Pole to train with Norwegians
It was a rare opportunity for B-1s to train in the Arctic region, which is becoming more strategically important.
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The Air Force is letting you grow your hair out a bit more
The moves are part of the Air Force’s efforts to create a more diverse and inclusive culture.
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B-52 Stratofortress experienced emergency over England Friday
The other five B-52s in the bomber task force returned to Minot AFB Saturday. The bomber that had the emergency stayed behind for maintenance and has now returned to the States.
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Air Force lowers tuition assistance caps to handle expected COVID surge
As airmen were stuck at home during the pandemic, many evidently started enrolling in online college courses.
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How the Triple Nickel went toe-to-toe with Bulgarian MiGs at Thracian Viper
The 555th Fighter Squadron from Aviano told the Bulgarians to hit them with their best shot — and they’d do the same.
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Ospreys draw eyes over Ukraine during special ops exercises
Ukrainians flooded social media with pictures and video after the Ospreys flew low over the center of Kyiv, along the banks of the Dnipro River.
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Air Force eyes big staff sergeant promotion supplemental due to pandemic
Promotion testing was stopped altogether, and then significantly limited, in spring due to the pandemic.
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Online learning keeps AETC flexible during coronavirus
Keesler and Lackland are now expanding wi-fi access in dormitories and other facilities, which would allow trainees to learn virtually in the event of a virus outbreak or other emergency.
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Air Force chief makes Time’s 100 most influential people list
The people on Time’s list, alongside Brown, range from President Trump and Joe Biden to cultural figures such as Tyler Perry and Yo-Yo Ma.
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Air Force moves to cancel contracts for training on ‘white privilege’
An OMB memo earlier this month said executive branch agencies have spent money on “un-American propaganda training sessions.”
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B-1s cross the North Pole to train with Norwegians
It was a rare opportunity for B-1s to train in the Arctic region, which is becoming more strategically important.
-
The Air Force is letting you grow your hair out a bit more
The moves are part of the Air Force’s efforts to create a more diverse and inclusive culture.
-
B-52 Stratofortress experienced emergency over England Friday
The other five B-52s in the bomber task force returned to Minot AFB Saturday. The bomber that had the emergency stayed behind for maintenance and has now returned to the States.
-
Air Force lowers tuition assistance caps to handle expected COVID surge
As airmen were stuck at home during the pandemic, many evidently started enrolling in online college courses.
-
How the Triple Nickel went toe-to-toe with Bulgarian MiGs at Thracian Viper
The 555th Fighter Squadron from Aviano told the Bulgarians to hit them with their best shot — and they’d do the same.
-
Ospreys draw eyes over Ukraine during special ops exercises
Ukrainians flooded social media with pictures and video after the Ospreys flew low over the center of Kyiv, along the banks of the Dnipro River.
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Air Force eyes big staff sergeant promotion supplemental due to pandemic
Promotion testing was stopped altogether, and then significantly limited, in spring due to the pandemic.
-
Online learning keeps AETC flexible during coronavirus
Keesler and Lackland are now expanding wi-fi access in dormitories and other facilities, which would allow trainees to learn virtually in the event of a virus outbreak or other emergency.
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Air Force chief makes Time’s 100 most influential people list
The people on Time’s list, alongside Brown, range from President Trump and Joe Biden to cultural figures such as Tyler Perry and Yo-Yo Ma.
-
Air Force moves to cancel contracts for training on ‘white privilege’
An OMB memo earlier this month said executive branch agencies have spent money on “un-American propaganda training sessions.”
-
B-1s cross the North Pole to train with Norwegians
It was a rare opportunity for B-1s to train in the Arctic region, which is becoming more strategically important.
-
The Air Force is letting you grow your hair out a bit more
The moves are part of the Air Force’s efforts to create a more diverse and inclusive culture.
-
B-52 Stratofortress experienced emergency over England Friday
The other five B-52s in the bomber task force returned to Minot AFB Saturday. The bomber that had the emergency stayed behind for maintenance and has now returned to the States.
-
Air Force lowers tuition assistance caps to handle expected COVID surge
As airmen were stuck at home during the pandemic, many evidently started enrolling in online college courses.
-
How the Triple Nickel went toe-to-toe with Bulgarian MiGs at Thracian Viper
The 555th Fighter Squadron from Aviano told the Bulgarians to hit them with their best shot — and they’d do the same.
-
Ospreys draw eyes over Ukraine during special ops exercises
Ukrainians flooded social media with pictures and video after the Ospreys flew low over the center of Kyiv, along the banks of the Dnipro River.
-
Air Force eyes big staff sergeant promotion supplemental due to pandemic
Promotion testing was stopped altogether, and then significantly limited, in spring due to the pandemic.
-
Online learning keeps AETC flexible during coronavirus
Keesler and Lackland are now expanding wi-fi access in dormitories and other facilities, which would allow trainees to learn virtually in the event of a virus outbreak or other emergency.
-
Air Force chief makes Time’s 100 most influential people list
The people on Time’s list, alongside Brown, range from President Trump and Joe Biden to cultural figures such as Tyler Perry and Yo-Yo Ma.
-
Air Force moves to cancel contracts for training on ‘white privilege’
An OMB memo earlier this month said executive branch agencies have spent money on “un-American propaganda training sessions.”
